Non-profit Organizations à Old Town of Lunenburg, Lunenburg, NS avec e-mail, site web
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194B Lincoln St., Lunenburg, B0J 2C0
(902) 640-4044
Nonprofit Organization, Galleries, Non-profit organization, art restorations, lithographers, Dealer, pictures retail, Consultant, Magasinage et Magasins de spécialité, Art Galleries, picture frames dealers, art dealers, art transport storage, Matériel d artistes et Services, Miscellaneous Retail Stores, antique dealers, statuary, Art Gallery, related categories, Conseillers, Miscellaneous Retail, auctioneers, Gift shop, first nations goods, south shore, marchands & galeries d art 
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97 Kaulbach St, Lunenburg, B0J 2C0
(902) 634-8130
Non-profit organization, Historical landmark, Nonprofit Organization 
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18 Dufferin St, Lunenburg, B0J 2C0
(902) 640-3044
Second Story Women’s Centre is taking applications for our Girl Talk Summer Day Camp Program. These are short-term contract positions during the months of June, July and August, 2016. Girl Talk is a free 4-day summer day camp program for girls aged 9 –12 who may be at risk for substance abuse or for relationship violence. It offers self-esteem building and empowerment opportunities for girls whose families may not otherwise be able to afford to send them to a summer camp. Girl Talk receives funding from the United Way of Lunenburg County, and through Service Canada. 
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34 Duke St, Lunenburg, B0J 2C0
(902) 634-4215
64 Townsend Street, Lunenburg, B0J 2C0
(902) 624-0506
Musique Royale is a not-for-profit organization based in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, dedicated to promoting traditional and early music in historic venues throughout the province. Since its founding in 1985, Musique Royale has continued to celebrate venues of architectural and historic significance, and bring world-class music to communities across the province. Founded in 1985 by John Grew and a small group of dedicated friends, the French and English overtones in the festival's name were chosen specifically to refer to the presence of more than one cultural force in Nova Scotia’s development, and to pay tribute to the province's diverse musical heritage.